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Originally Posted by aldaeron
Perhaps one piece is a shootable piece and one is a heavy stackable piece is the other.
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Interesting idea...
Three-team red alliance spends first half of the qualification match shooting and scoring balls while the three-team blue alliance stacks and scores tubes. The match pauses at the 60-second mark and the alliances switch roles for the second half of the match. In qualification matches each of the six teams receives the same number of points for each match (no winner, no loser, co-opertition is rewarded). Team rankings for the qualification round are based on total points.
In playoffs, eight three-team alliances take the field one at a time and compete against the clock (no opponent) trying to score the most points possible in the least amount of time. They are free to score any combination of balls and/or tubes. Highest scores advance to the next round.
This lends itself to a six-division Einstein where the top four scoring alliances of the first round move on to semi's.